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Superintendent: enrollment up 300 students; TEA court order delays 2024 school ratings
Summary
Supt. Dr. Darryl Flusche told the board enrollment increased by 300 students and the district added four teachers in August; he said a court order prevents TEA from releasing 2024 STAAR-based school ratings though campuses have score data for growth planning.
Superintendent Dr. Darryl Flusche reported to the Canyon ISD Board on Aug. 15 that district enrollment is up by 300 students and four additional teachers were hired in August to meet increased enrollment.
Dr. Flusche also told trustees that "TEA will not release school ratings based on 2024 STAAR results" because of a court order, but said campuses retain student-score data for diagnostic and growth work. He offered to coordinate future Community Conversations with interested board members and to share dates when available.
The board received the update with no recorded public comment on the item; the report provides context for staffing and instructional planning in the coming weeks.
